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A poem about the tragedy of war throughout time and literature |
| As I lay dying into that good sleep I'm every son and father on Flander's field My heart doth protest, my soul not a peep I'm every squire upon his knights shield So it goes, I've become unstuck in time Death tolls the bell that tolls for me Gas gas, the ghastly smell of lime Eternal vigilance? today I've paid that fee But I too, have seen some wish to die Leading the charge with my Cap'n in the rear Dead boys is as American as greed and pie Sleep Johnny there is no more fear I must go into the good night For we both know which God is right |